In what has become a beautiful tradition, Unwind returns to CJC with Ember, their new album on Rattle Records, plus some old favourites! Featuring Hayden Chisholm, Norman Meehan, Paul Dyne, and special guest Julien Dyne on drums. At times delicate, resonant, contemplative, and always special… not to be missed!
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Pianist Lucas Kewell returns home, bringing some friends he’s met through his studies in Switzerland to meet his old friends from Aotearoa: Zoltan Fekete from Hungary on drums, and Slovenian vocalist Neža Ozinger, are joined by locals Toby Barrett on sax and bassist Tyler Diprose.
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Living legend Herbie Hancock is set to light up stages across Australia and New Zealand in October, in his first visit since 2019, promising an electrifying evening from one of music’s most revered names.
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New York guitarist/composer Russ Spiegel vists CJC for the first time, with a stellar local group of Callum Passells, Roger Manins, Finn Scholes, Connor McAneny, Cam McArthur & Daniel Waterson
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Melbourne guitarist Jamie Pye visits CJC for the first time with Wellingtonians Ayrton Foote, Seth Boy & Shaun Anderson.
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Sydney-sider pianist Steve Barry returns to CJC, with his new album In The Waves, reconnecting with Cam McArthur and Ron Samsom for this special gig.
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Wellington saxophonist and composer brings here new and old compositions to CJC, with Michael Howell, Tom Dennison & Adam Tobeck.
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Ex-pat guitarist Peter Koopman returns home with his trio, joined by the incomparable Kevin Field, to celebrate his new album Now Where.
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CJC and Kiwijahzz are celebrating the life and music of brilliant NZ musician Neill Duncan with a concert by Wellington's Devils Gate Outfit and the release of the album 'Phantom Tones' - Neill Duncan with Devils Gate Outfit.
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Acclaimed Australian saxophonist Jamie Oehlers performs original compositions alongside jazz standards, with Auckland’s own Kevin Field, Cameron McArthur and Adam Tobeck. Get your tickets now!
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Australian saxophonist Lachy Hamilton is fast becoming a leading voice in the Australian Jazz and Contemporary Music scene. Now in its 10th year, the Lachy Hamilton Trio features Harry Morrison (double bass) & Patrick Danao (drums) to perform music composed for the group.
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Munich-resident guitar-master Peter O’Mara joins with Roger Manins and a local rhythm section, for a special one-off concert.
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Saxophonist Hayden Chisholm returns to CJC with Unwind, featuring Norman Meehan, Paul Dyne, and Julien Dyne, to release their new album “Daylight” on Rattle Records.
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Pianist Alex Ventling returns to CJC from his new home in Norway, and brings a new Nordic Perspective, teaming up up with Kim Paterson, Mostyn Cole & Andy Keegan, in our first gig of 2023!
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Pianist Steve Barry returns to CJC with a brand funky organ trio album, paying homage to the 60’s & 70’s greats of the era, while updating the sound for the 21st Century. With Ron Samsom & Michael Howell, and special guest.
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NYC based artists Samantha Louise (vocalist) and Skyler Floe (trumpet) are joined by Auckland’s own Kevin Field, Mostyn Cole, and Andy Keegan for an evening of original music and tunes from the Great American Songbook.
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Originally from Wellington, drummer Lauren Ellis brings her LA-based quartet back home, for the final night of their NZ tour, on a very special CJC Thursday.
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Guitarist Quentin Angus plays selections from his most recent album, recorded in New York, for his first performance in New Zealand with Cam McArthur & Ron Samsom.
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Legendary jazz drummer from NYC in a very special Thursday night concert, with Jeff Henderson, JY Lee, Kat Tomacruz & Cam McArthur.
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Two-time GRAMMY nominated saxophonist and composer Troy Roberts is one of the most in-demand musicians on the New York jazz scene. He joins locals Kevin Field, Cam McArthur & Adam Tobeck for his first NZ concert.
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Lithuanian born jazz singer and zitherist Simona Smirnova returns to CJC with a new show: “Bird Language”, joined by Alan Brown, Cam McArthur & Jono Sawyer.
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Following back-to-back sold-out nights in 2019, Mark de Clive-Lowe returns to CJC, with drummer Brandon Combs (USA), Marika Hodgson on bass, and special guest Nathan Haines
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Adventurous ex-pat pianist Steve Barry returns with his Sydney-based trio featuring bassist Jacques Emery and drummer Alex Inman-Hislop.
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Renowned New York trumpeter, with drummer David Rozenblatt, Dixon Nacey & Mat Fieldes
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“The next big jazz guitarist” visits NZ for the first time, with Kevin Field, Cam McArthur and Ron Samsom.
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New York resident pianist tours Australia & NZ in support of his new album
West Coast jazz saxophone visionary Kamasi Washington returns to New Zealand for one very special show at Auckland’s Powerstation on October 10.
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Bassist Tamara Murphy brings a cinematic Melbourne collective of improvisers to celebrate their new album Kindness, Not Courtesy.
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Internationally renowned pianist, composer & producer Mark De Clive Lowe returns to NZ to celebrate: Heritage I & II, two albums exploring his Japanese side, and fusing jazz & electronica. He performs material from the album live with Myele Manzanza & Marika Hodgson. Do not miss!
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Internationally renowned pianist, composer & producer Mark De Clive Lowe returns to NZ to celebrate: Heritage I & II, two albums exploring his Japanese side, and fusing jazz & electronica. He performs material from the album live with Myele Manzanza & Marika Hodgson. Do not miss!
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In demand New York bassist returns to CJC with a stellar lineup of collaborators, featuring Kevin Field, Marjan, Roger Manins, Michael Howell, and Steve Thomas.
